A stagnated ninth week of Spring 2002 resulted in absolutely no movement in the standings. Angela Bradford picked up this week's high game (187) and series (471) for the women, while Bob Brunker earned this week's high game (206) and series (517) for the men. Read on for all the rest of the details!

First up, on lanes 1 & 2: Fab Four hung out with Team 3. Starring Dennis Laube with his above-average 495 series, Fab Four celebrated a clean sweep over Team 3. On the other half of the score sheet, Bill Krejci commanded Team 3 with his below-average 442 despite his team getting swept. Fab Four remains in 2nd place, while Team 3 remains in 4th.

Finally, down on lanes 3 & 4: Team 2 had a rendezvous with Top Guns. With top billing by Most Valuable Bowler Angela Bradford and her above-average 471 series, Team 2 split the series with Top Guns. Conversely, Bob Brunker ruled Top Guns with his 517 (along with props to #1 Power-Ranked and Most Valuable Bowler Angela Bradford) as they matched their opponent in wins. Team 2 remains in 3rd place, while Top Guns remain in 1st.

Bowlers rolling into The 200 Club include: Bob Brunker (206) and Pat Searcy (204)



NEXT WEEK:

• First, on lanes 1&2, 4th-place Team 3 will chill with 3rd-place Team 2. Team 3 is expected to see a pretty significant "market correction" to their averages, but split the series with Team 2; while Team 2 is forecast to see their team average take a dive while they keep the series tied.
• Finally, on lanes 3&4, 1st-place Top Guns will throw some gutter balls with 2nd-place Fab Four. Top Guns are predicted to watch their averages take a plunge, but split the series with Fab Four; while Fab Four is anticipated to see their team average take a dive while they keep the series tied.

THIS WEEK'S MVB Angela Bradford Runner Up: (See Posting)	#1 POWER BOWLER Phil Schroeder Runner Up: Nik Domann	#1 H2H BOWLER Phil Schroeder Runner Up: Dennis Laube
FROM THE GUTTER (GUTTER QUOTE) "I mean, say what you want about the tenets of National Socialism, Dude, at least it's an ethos." Dennis Laube, letting his inner führer out.